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SPINA 02

Original Design with Memorable Details

The original back pattern and memorable outer surface give the space a strong and striking character; elegance and functionality add sophisticated touches to work environments.

SPINA 02
SPINA 02
SPINA 02
SPINA 02
SPINA 02
SPINA 02

With Its Aesthetic and Ergonomic Structure
A Holistic Design Approach

Spina 02 chair creates a striking and characteristic presence in the space with its distinctive design language. Its details, inspired by the structures of the back and spine, are harmoniously blended with aesthetic and ergonomic parameters. This approach presents a holistic design concept that combines both visual impact and seating comfort.

A Structure Offering Variety That Meets User Expectations

Offering foot and covering options as well as interior and exterior color alternatives, Spina 02 has a wide range of uses alongside other designs in the series. The design, signed by Atilla Kuzu, provides variety according to users' needs and aesthetic preferences. Along with other designs in the series, it adds unique approaches to the interior dynamics of spaces, especially offices, waiting, and lounge areas.

DESIGNER

Atilla Kuzu

Atilla Kuzu, who graduated from Marmara University Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Industrial Design, Interior Architecture section, began his professional design career in 1994 by founding the Zoom/Tpu company together with Levent Çırpıcı. In the same year, he became a finalist in the wooden furniture design competition organized by the International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA) with the "Taklamakan" design and "From Alaska to Barringer" design placed him among the top 30 designers.